What encryption is used in SafeInCloud?

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SafeInCloud always keeps your data encrypted in all places: device, computer and cloud.

The synchronization engine also encrypts all the data being sent over the Internet. In addition a protected HTTP Secure (HTTPS) protocol is used.

SafeInCloud uses 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) for the data encryption. Here is the principal encryption scheme:
  1. A random 256-bit key and an initialization vector (IV) are generated using the built-in system secret random generator.
  2. User data are encrypted with this random key using Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in Cipher-block chaining (CBC) mode.
  3. Password-Based Key Derivation Function 2 (PBKDF2) with 10000 rounds is used to derive another 256-bit encryption key from a user password.
  4. The random key is encrypted with the new derived key using the same Advanced Encryption Standard.

General

  1. Alternative download options for SafeInCloud
  2. How to transfer my data to a new device or computer?
  3. I forgot my password. How can I restore it?
  4. How to change SafeInCloud password?
  5. Ho to import my passwords from another password manager?
  6. What is the crack time for a password?
  7. What are those red exclamation signs in the card list?
  8. How to restore the default templates?
  9. Is it important to have a strong password for SafeInCloud?
  10. What encryption is used in SafeInCloud?
  11. Is there a version for Linux?
  12. Is there a version for Windows Phone?
  13. Is there a version for Chrome OS?

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